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China Daily | Updated: 2012-08-06 15:04

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The Cervantes Institute's latest art exhibition, Stripping Eva, focuses on how society has changed its view of women through the years. The artworks show how women represent themselves while adopting multiple roles as a mother, employee, wife and lover.

Besides works from high-profile Spanish artists, Chinese artist Lin Tianmiao also contributed to the exhibition. Born in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, in 1961, Lin's works have been shown in Paris, Geneva and Singapore.

Until Oct 14. Instituto Cervantes Pekn. A1 Gonti Nanlu, Chaoyang District. 010-5879-9666.

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